Case Study
J Biz
Jack is a Whidbey Island wedding and event DJ who also streams a weekly cooking-and-music show. He wanted more bookings, and a site that shows people what he sounds like before they ever hire him.
The Brief
Most DJ sites are a logo and a contact form. Jack’s best sales tool is his stream — Cookin’ with J Biz on Twitch — where people can hear his taste for an hour at a time. The site needed to put that front and center, and turn listeners into bookings.
01
Booking First
A “Book J Biz” button stays on screen on every page. The booking form asks the questions Jack needs — event type, date, venue, guest count — so he can reply with availability and a quote, not a string of emails.
02
The Stream, Built In
The site checks Twitch every minute and flips to “Live now” when Jack starts a set, even a surprise one. The home page plays clips from past streams, and a player keeps the music going as visitors move around the site.
03
Always Up to Date
Upcoming streams and gigs show automatically — his shows come straight from his Whidbey.now artist page — and fans can add the whole schedule to their calendar in one tap. Ten playlists with full track lists show his range.
04
Jack Runs It
A private editor lets Jack update his bio, photos, mixes, schedule, and booking notes himself, and see visits and QR-code scans from his business cards and flyers. No calling a developer to change a word.
05
Found Locally
Built to show up when people search for a wedding DJ on Whidbey: event listings Google understands, the towns he serves, and fast pages on any phone.
The work
The Result
A site that works as hard as Jack does: it shows off the stream, keeps itself up to date, and sends every visitor toward one thing — booking him.
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